A highly sustaining cream-chemical formula sunscreen for the face that champions against hefty UVA/UVB rays that cause sunburn, cell hurt, dryness, rowdyism, and premature signs of aging such as fine lines. Smoothes on with no trace of stickiness.
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Sunday, February 24, 2008
Shiseido Sun Protection Cream
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Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Yoga, The Demand Of Time
Health With Yoga:
Let's not forget human's always wants to achieve the best. What we want in life ,perfection in everything . When we think of perfection it certainly matters that we should give our best. A man could give his best if he gives his 100% which is only possible when he is having sound mind and health.
Yoga's influence in this respect is unmatchable. What is Yoga? Yoga is a pattern of living in his fullest. Yoga lead to complete harmony between your mind and body. Through various activities Yoga leads to mental vigour and body strength. Yoga comprises of eight folds or elements.
Yoga comprises of eight elements.They are Yama, Niyama, Asana, Pranayama, Pratyahara,Dhyana, Dhrana & Samadhi.These are the eight fold as per the greatest authority in the yoga none than the ancient sage of India by name "Patanjali".
India is the birth place of the Yoga concepts .One may gather the full information about Yoga if he or she goes through the contents of ancient works of Indian Origin.
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Saturday, February 16, 2008
Childhood cataract gene identified
Genetic stuff has been examined from members of a large Swiss family, the majority of whom suffered from auto-somal dominant juvenile cataract. From the DNA, researchers at ETH Zurich and the University Zurich identified the chromosomal location and exact molecular defect in the coding region of the gene responsible for the type of childhood cataract. Until now, no human disease could be associated with this gene.
The corresponding protein arising from the gene belongs to a family of monocarboxylate transporters which move small molecules across cell membranes. Surprisingly, this genetic defect may also lead to the condition of renal glucosuria, a kidney defect which results in elevated levels of glucose in the urine, but not in blood. The researchers suspect that this genetic defect interferes with homeostasis in the lens as well as in the kidney.
The search for the molecule that is carried by this new transporter across the membrane has now begun.
Since the known environmental risk factors for age-related cataract point to physiological and oxidative damages accumulating over time within the lens, the researchers assume that defects in this newly discovered transporter may also be a cause of age-related cataract. Age-related cataract patients are now being screened to find mutations in this gene.
Understanding the exact function of this transporter may open new venues for non-surgical treatment of cataract.
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Friday, February 15, 2008
Skin disease southern Iraq children health risk
Some health officials are blaming, United Nations because At least 275 children in southern Iraq have been infected with a disfiguring skin disease.
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